Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-22
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.
TUESDAY, July ~.

Business has been brisk the past weel
and prospects are good for continuance o
this condition. Cabbage is in better de
mand, and is little scarce at about TIT
same price. Potatoes remain dull will
no change in prices. There is good de
mand for blackberries and they are firm IL
price. The indications still point to
small crop of fruit The demand for butte
remains good and quotations about thu
same. Eggs are in slow demand Will
prices off cent. Spring chickens are IL
good demand and prices have advanced
The supply is rather scarce. The follow
Ing are wholesale figures:
Butter-Country choice l3a15c; good
country Sale; common 5a6c. Thesupply
is fair aud the demand is good.
Beans-For new hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply light
Prices are 81 50 pei bushel.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory SIC
New York l4al5c; Sweitzer l3!al4c; Lin
berger 9al0. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock BE pei
dozen. Supply good, demand slow.
Feathers-Choice in original packages
5Oa55c; in small lots 4a5c extra.
POtatOes-Home raised, new, 81 5Oal a
per barrel, with good supply and slo"
demand.
Poultry - Live chickens, old, So OF
per dozen; spring chickens s. 50a4 ii
per dozen; demand good and supply light
Rags-Steady at Halo for white mixed
cotton; Liable Tor all wool, and ial4 fol
mixed.
Lard-COuntry prime, with a fair de
mand, at Glare.
Green Onions-2Oa25cp per dozen punches
fair supply and fair demand. Onions pei
bushel 81 p; demand good; supply light
Peas-Are in fair demand and plentiful
AT 75c per bushel.
Cucumbers-1Oa15c per dozen; demand
fair, supply light.
Radishes--Are light in supply and de-
maud good at 3Oc per dozen punches
Beans-Green 75c per bushel; demand
slow, supply good.
Black Raspberries-7 to SC. per box.
Demand fair; supply light.
Cabbage Home raised 81 90 per bar,
rel; demand slow; supply heavy.
New COrn-Per dozen Toe; supply fair,
demand slow.
New Tomatoes-S3 90 per bushel; de-
maud good; supply scarce.
Blackberrics-50 to G0c per bucket; de-
maud good; supply light.
NutmegS-IIome raised s. per barrel;
supply tair; demand light.
New York.
NEW YORK. July -FlOur-Re Receipts
IL, 81 packages; exports j, 1913 barrels. aud
3,67- sacks; spring wheat firm, winter
grades weak; sales Is 600 barrels; supettine
s. 65a3 25 Wheat-Receipts 200, 40 bush
els; exports S9,622 bushels; spot lots,
spring firm, winter rather easier; options
closed steady: sales =, 5l2, 900 bushels fut-
ures, and $4,000 bushels spot; No. =
Chicago sole: No ] bard S7aaNSc; nm.
graded red 7SaS6c; No red July S2!c;
September S3ia>}tc, closing at S3sc; Oc-
toher -4SaS4{c, closing at size; January
SSlaSSSc, closing ut SSsc; May 93sa95{c,
closing at 93lc. Corn-Spot lots quiet and
generally steady; options !a.c lower and
less active, closing steadier; receipts 100
bushels; exports 80, bushels; sales
1876, 900 bushels futures and 10000 bush
els spot; ungraded 45ia46tc, No. July
nominal; August 10 sa453c, closing at i5Sc;
September 46,aiTc, closing at 4fc; DC
toher 47,c; November 4Ssa4S!c, closing
4-ic. Oats-MiXed on spot iasC lower;
white ialc higher; receipts S6,9li bush
els; exports 1916 bushels; sales 10000
bushels futures, and 81, 900 bushels spot;
mixed western 3ia37c; white do 39ai3c.
Hops-Quiet but steady. Coffee-Spot
fair: Rio steady at 20ic; options lower;
sales $500 bags; August lS35alS. Toe;
September Is Goals. zoe; November Il %
ais. 4Oc; January Is seals. 9Oc; February
l. S5alS soc; March lS.90alS 9Oc; April
Is Seals. 0Oc. Sugar-Steady; fair retin-
ing quoted at i4ai 9.l6c; refined quiet.
MolaSSes-NOmiual RiCe-Quiet. Pc
troleum-Steady United closed at soc.
Tallow- Steady. Rosin-Dull. Turpen-
tine-Dull at 32c. Pork-Fairly active
and firm. Cut Meats-Steady and quiet.
I.ard-Ten points lower and moderately
active; western steam 81 ~; September
So GOAT 80; November 81 -; December
81 sat 81; January S. s9a6 81; city
steam 81 ID. Butter-Quiet and firmly
held; western lOa20c; western creamery
l9a2Oc. CheeSe-ln good demand and
firm: western Ease Eggs-Steady and
quiet; receipts 35Ss packages; western
fresh l2alic. Copper -Firm; lake lOsa
lO{c.
CHICAGO, July 2l.-Wheat easier and
lower to-day. There were but few orders
on the floor and local scalpers did not care
to 20 into market very heavily. Corn
active. Oats weaker to-day. Provisions,
weak and unsettled feeling prevailed
Flour IN fair demand and unchanged,
Wheat--Cash No. , spring eSsc; No.
spring nominal; No. red &c; July 7Os
7O.c, closing at 7Oic; August 70Sa10tc
closing at 1U,C; September 72sa13ic, clos
ing at 723c; October 7ia7isc, closing a
14!c. Corn-Cash No. ,, 31!c; July 364f
31lc, closing at ste; August 31a31Gc
closing at SIC; September 37la39sc; OctO
Der 81 a3sSc, closing at 3>lc. Oats-Casf
No. ,, 26:c; July 26!c; August 25ic; Sep
tember 26a26sc, closing at 26sc. Rye
Cash No. ,, Acc. Baley-No. > nominal
Flax Seed-No. 81 10. Timothy Seed
Prime 81 p. Mess Pork-Cash SIS So
Is 90; wear 81 80. Lard-Cash SIS 5O'
6 52I; July SIS 5OS6 So, closing at S. 524
August Sc 52!a6 57l, closing at 50 %
September So 63ta6 67!, closing at IS o.
October S. TOa6 72!, closing at So 40
Bulk Meats-ShOrt ribs s. 20; shoulder
$ 9Oa6 90; short clear S. O5a5 10. Whisk!
l-AtSllO. Sugar-Cut loaf g. a6sc; gran
Mated 6 3-l6. Butter-Firm; creameT.
l7a22c; dairy l2alSc. Eggs-Steady a
11a1l!c.
Philadelphis.
PHILADELPHIA, July 81. --Flour-Steady
Wbeat-Weak and lower; No. 2 red Jul!
sOlaslc; August slsSlle; September S3si
s2jc; October S3sasSssc. Corn-Spot bare
" steady; futures dull but firm; No;
mixed 4SIc; No. mixed and yellow 4s4c
No 2 mixed July 47s47lc; August AT
ale; September 4TaISc; October 4Ia4stc
0ats-Spot quiet; bright No. white S6c
No. > white 39!a4Oc; futures quiet and
shade weaker; No. 2 white July Cassie
August 34ta3l4c; September 3isS4te; oc
tober 34fa343c. Butter-Fine goods scare
and firm; Western creamery extra lSa2Oc
Eggs-Fresh stocks steady and demsn'
fair; firsts l43al5c-
Ctncinanti.
CINCINNATI, July 2l.-Cotton-Que